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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03

THE New York agent Of the Associated
Press has more interest in the Gould
family than have the newspapers of
Texas. Something less than half col
umn would suffice to tell the people that
the youngest scion of the family was
proficient gambler,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03

IT MAY be very interesting to some TO
learn that breeches are to be worn with
legs as large as meal sacks, but to the
man who has to trepan his old ones, the
question is of no vital Importance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
OUR BOOK TABLE.

THE FORUM-July, edited by Lorettus S. Met
calf. The office of publication, % Fifth ave
nue., New York,
Among the many topics discussed in
the present number Of this magazine there
is none more worthy Of careful perusal
than the one entitled Changers of Unre-
stricted immigration" by Professor H.
II. BOyesen.
Emsnating as this does from the pen of
q thoughtful writer, of foreign bilth, he
having been only eighteen years in this
country, his views must be Invested Of
all national prejudice, and he is prepared
10 look at this important question from
the standpoint of philosophical states
manship. His observation extends over
G large portion of this country, his STA
tistiCs have been carefully gathered, and
his interrogstories answered by those
classes who are most deeply interested in
the question of immigration.
From Information gathered from
these sources, he derives the
conclusion that the class Of
immigrants have materially changed
since men left their native lands to De-
come part and parcel of their adopted
country, anxious that their children
should grow up under free Institutions;
that they no longer wish to lose their ma
tionsl identity, but would transplant it to
American soil and form communities to
preserve their own language, trsdi-
lions and custom.
This is particularly true of the Ger
mans, who, not content with having their
own churches, clubs and association, de-
mand that the German language be
taught in public schools,
In the year 1852, Mr.. Boyesen says
nearly 100000 immigrants landed on
these shores, and European politics now
bears so war-like an aspect that emigrs-
ton for the present year bids fair TO
reach this maximum.
Many Of this horde, like those who
fed to David in the cave of Abdulum, are
with existing conditions
and they are of strong socislistic ten
dercy after reaching these shores, and
finding it is 40 e. Dorado, but land Of
hard work and lsrge eX-
penses, they readily ally them
selves with extremists who propose to
subvert social order and overthrow our
present institutions.
The author does not attribute to them
diabolical designs but they are malcon-
IGulSy WHO HOIu no G8lSGlUB OIlleI Us uACO5
and look TO change in whatever way it
comes as their relief, from poverty, i'll
luck or whatever may be the cause of
their discomfort
Mr.. Boyesen urges the use of preventive |
strangling the foe in the cradle
ere he reach a giants proportion, and has
to be met by brute force, which even if
that being by no means GER
tain, would retard every step the nation
has made towards the highest civiliza-
ton.
As an lnitiatory in restrictive means |
this writer recommends prohibition of
specified classes from emigration, and :
The requirement of q certificate duly
signed by the American consul of the |
port showing that the bearer meets all |
he demands OF a regulatinglaw whatever
.hese may be.
W T. Harris, in a carefully prepared |
paper shows the fsllacies of the land the
Dry of Henry George and handles figures
n such way as to make them damaging
evidence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03

IT Is Massachusetts Republican paper
that says: "The latest thing is monu-
ment to General Logan. The hat will be
passed around to get the money. The
public must be getting thoroughly sick of
this sort Of thing. Begging should never
be done unless for the sake of benevolence
or suffering"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
Jacksonville to Celebrate.

SpOSi64 " Vic OaEOtLCs
JACKSONVILLE, TEX, July Great
preparations are being made to celebrate
the Fourth with an old fashi oned bar
beCue. A match game Of base ball will
be played between Palestine and Tyler
clubs. There will also be g shooting
match between Marshall and Palestine
clubs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03

FORT WORTH is a convention center
The ants will hold a big state mass
meeting here during this month, and the
teachers of Texas will hold their next
annual convention here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03

NEW ORLEANS was inundated recently
by heavy RAIN and the Times-Democrat
clsmors for better drainage. Drainage
in the Crescent City is literally Cup hill
work .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03

PHILANTHRoPIsTs may cry peace and 3
truce to sectional hatreds, but how can
there be love or peace so long as Georgia
continues bombsrding northern citadels
with watermelons?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03

ONE OF the distinguished citizens of
Dallas, who has been spending the heated
term around the cool Canadian lakes, is
on his way home g guest and travelling
companion Of the sheriff.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03

THEY have town out IN Kansas where
great mania for suicide prevails. A rural
newspaper says people kill themselves
because, being so poor, II is the only
means Of travelling left them.
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a Premature Birth.

Special to the Gazette.
PALESTINE, TEX, July "a child of
premature birth was born in the city yes
terday to Mr.. and Mrs. Wickser, having
four fully developed teeth, two upper and
two lower ones in front. The child dieG
sOOn after birth
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DELIVERED BY CARRIERS +.

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Correspondence is solicited upo'. all ne1cs sub
jeCtS
Prompt Information oreyenf 5 and ne,5s happen
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Al coT4mu,s. cations intended for publication
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good faith. I
Parties 'CriH 40 10 THE GAZETTE on business
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reply,
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addressed to II GAZETTE, or DEMOCRAT PUB
LISTING CO. oTt W0Tthr Jsz., AND NOT TO
INDIVIDUALS.
ill checks, s 3oUes orders, postal notes, etc.
should be mad ? y,af5aBLs 10 Tie DEMOCRAT PUB
LIBEING 90.
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AT Experts Opinion.
Austin Dispatch

An esteemed exchange remarks that fs
smSll hand indicates refinement" As O
general thing, it more clearly indicates g
loss OF the "pot"-especlslly if it's
niqck-nOt y
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a Beneficial Movement.
San Antonio Light.

Fort Worth, among her other enter
prising Institutions, has organized real
estate exchange, and 1t can be readily
seen that it IS a movement that will ma
terially add to The real advancement of
the cltV
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03

IT'S now in order for Mr.. Gould TO
come out in card telling people what
great and good man Mr.. Sage is. Turn
about is fair play.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
no Fear of the End.
DeKalb Flag.

For: Worth has already put IN herclaim
for the Democratic state convention next
year. That progressive city is going
right on as if it had no fears that the
world might come to an end before that
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03

COMMEND US to the hospitality of city
that invites guests to assemble within its
precincts and then charges them an oc-
cupation tax for accepting the invitation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
Rain at Cameron.

Special to the Gazette.
CAMERON, Tex, July 2.-The much
needed rain began to fall at p. m. and
it has been raining slowly since. a good
season now would insure fine crops.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03

UNCLE SAM is getting his aquatic shoot
ing irons in order. One of the largest
cruisers in the world is being built under
the directions Of Secretary Whitney.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03

SEND in your subscriptions and let US
pay for that opera house in Dallas occu-
pied by the State Teachers Convention.
A trife from each will do.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
Rain at Joshua,

Special to the Gazette.
JOSHUA, TEX, July PIT commenced
raining here to-day about O'Clock, and
rained hard for about enc hour, giving u
the best shower for many weeks.
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THE TKaHEs.

WANTED-Twenty goodss6no masyns. s..
w ply o foreman atsdapot or addsess Pos
office Box 100, EaEIs Pass, Ten. Mexican.
-ern2tOna li@Gliiroad
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03

TIE reputation of Fort Worth for unity
OF purpose ar d concert of action is big
capital.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
sPELLING-Boston, Library building.

This is new quarterly in the interest
of simplifed photography, and the official
organ of the Spelling Reform Association
To quote from the journal itself: "The
purpose of this publication is exprest by
its title, 1t vii treat of spelling and all
that is practically concerned with it,"
Whether it will ever be the popular
mode to spell according tC pronunciation
is an open question. Spelling is defined
to be 'ithe cratic and visibl FORM" and
pronunciation "the Psychological and aud
ibl form of language"
This Josh Billings form does not st
once commend itself to the eye, particu-
lsrly when unsccompanied by his wit, but
from the published list of scholarly
names 1t would seem to meet the sppro-
baton of many men of letters.
Price 81 90 year.
WIDE Observation-Disclosures, D. Lothorp Com
pany, Boston.
Our LITTLE MEN AND WOMEN-D. Lo-
throp Company, Boston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03

Tbs anti-prohibitionists now propose
to Come to Fort Worth and ill the woods,
Fort Worth is the convention center.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03

OF the musicsl Itsscsns to-day. Fort
Worth is Z rSilroad center but Itasca is
musical center. Now, will the Fort
shake?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
FOR sALF-LTyE sForx

ID CLUSTERED .Jeraey buns, rfthlY bred, CO.
IL Dining bl0o60f errost noted families
the he'd iEos ks: splendid Individuals, you1
an9 Just ready for service; Will DC sold on e.
demere Stock Farm. John G. james. urOu-
etOr. Wichita Falls Tex
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LANDS sos s its 81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

"ANLED-Ev every body to call at O. II.
w wards Music Store, EOS Houston, and
those fine pianos. So
a RTESIAN BATH HOUsE-lNREitr7sl5 IUys
"A water, eighty &atiogs per minute, SCI.
rainwater-Bhite sulphur- Tagnesia and 500
the best bathing water II state. - Ll1-
used as ct Hot Springs, ClUIE hot While 0a
ing. Single tickets, % cents; I've tickets
msrkle & HaymakerI proprie:orE, Dor:hV
co<ner public square. ~
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FIN NIAL.
MONEY TO LOAN

VIAL
MONEY TO LOAN
We are new lrepszss 20 slosn money In II
Gum desired, IN es5.rseer improved farms c
-2nches- VII &feo by vendors lien nois,
$ -OM3IERYILLE = CHASE,
5Os Main street. EorsSfgoftb
MONEY 70 LOAS--T 7rflt ory vendors ns
IVA land notsS ~ sums OF $500 RnG oTs,
loans IB3s5ssa!i over Nosth Texas on i1zgrevg
real estsrC On lOEs time at low rstsss J41sess
Simpson, 81 Elm street DsiEae; Tex
N0hCV 20 IsSa on pastures, farms, Jas.Geg
NOINLB property and vacant lots New.
h LasF5ter lawyer. cor Fifth and Main T. 50 rIl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
w ANTED-LadIes wanted who have exp,r
w. encef1 IepsfEing gentiemenis clotuir.
Apply 10 p p laskt DE Worss, 20 Main sire
WANTED MALE HELP.
WTANTED-SO0 men on extension OF FOL
w Worth and Denver City Railway, JFagil
men, teamsIeTs and sCTaper holders. w al
for spiSeIs and iron men = 10 per day, Tie ne.
81. 70 per day, teamsteTs S25.1G per month 81
board. Apply ct QnSnHf, Tex to 5. Minis 7,
out on the WORK 60 d Carey.
rIl0 RAILROAD MEN-Parties desiring Won
Z on the -. Louis, Arkansas and Texas IA,
road from Com meree, Hunt county, 10 10
Worth via 6reenviMeg Plano and Grapeyt1s
Wiz correspond With. us at tlfih place. Won
VIZ comIuSnce at Once. SH4-sonuaCtoFs VI.
fRA Il gG81 worktrSnd IikAsr8l prices &ll.
PAID Rftttdps y $50 ssc0nsra tors sbarTsn, Ts.
NEyANrED--At once, q ceok .g7As-sE wo1-z
w ApqIssto sparks HoUsas4Alyarafo. T=-.
THE TKaHES -.sss,..
WTANTED-Twenty goodss5ne nnasyns. s. z
w ply o foreman at,dapot or addsess Pos
Office Box 100, EaEIs Pass, Ten. Mexican
ternGtiOn4 l1GliiToad
UTANTED IMMEDIAFEfY-iwe ntv <,
w stouecuttersi wages 81 per day; aIse 8 ...
good settlers, ldrlllers and sCabhIeTs. Auusv =
Ram say II henderson, Chicsa-.
l+ocel, Gainesville eX.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOR RENT --Furnlshed hqhse. Inquire
Il Terry, W9ght Y Co.. NO, 4 East FUGr
street. x
EHOR RENT-A house ofhve rooms. futnIsl.
Il or VIII rent furnf urc without house. q
at G.. Edwards music store, sos HeJsst
street.
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THERE is a great cry raised lest too
many OF fthe government bonds shall De
called in.
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Tyler.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
TYLER, TEX, July 2.-To-day at 10 30
O'Clock DR.. J. L. Lay of Decatur, Te3
died at the Ferguson house in this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
GLORIOUS RAMS.

TFE GAZETTE specials keep up g pretty
got report of general rains throughout
state, from which we must believe
t the drouth has not only received
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WANTED .T-iwenty x
w stonecutteFsi wages s. per day; aIse 8 &.
good settlers, drlllerS and sCHbbleTs Auusr
GiiCLzs5F Ramsay n Henderson,, Chicka-.
hofal. EaInesvlne eX.
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Shake,
III ica Alliance Mail.

III ica Alliance Mail.
Fort WorthS with her thousands of
homefolks and her thousands of visitors,
s reveling 'neath the enchanting strains
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED N1aLE HrLr,

w ANTEp-Ladles wanted VINO have eNp,r
w enCefq TepafEing gentiemeniS cloiuir.
ply 70 3 pulaskt, De YVores. 90 Main sire
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
Perpetual Motion.

The nearest approach we have seen to
perpetual motion is Fort WOrth's railroad
enterprise.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

AU persons seeking STsDi0, rent 1rh0 cannot al
Iore to pcy may GGverise IL. tFis column JoT sitli
lions free Of charge.
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NOR KEN G-,Iermgni&lI aif. Tot balls. part.
L public speg king or other reputable NEE
ings. Apply 70 HeSte!nfeId., Third and Three
mOrLOE.srreetR.
EOR RE& T-Furnished rooass IN a nice 10.
L ton, o9aesite Mrs. tEfdTfdge's boards
house, tl5 West Third, Mrs AufbzOse.,
WTANTE D Two UNFINISHED TpOms, locz
w near business portion OF the rity,
References exchanged. ldurt
IL. aZette. Office.
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..Practicas Prohibftton p

By V W. Grubbs, I'D. Cloth, s1.o5
vol. Everybody shesf9 read it, For sale
by Il. n. Conner SsGo.
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On TO Mckinney.

BATES and Macka73 are called upon this
time TO deny the Baltimore and Ohio deal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03

JTbree Timcs Wcck-Onc- half the above rates.
TFricc a Wcek-One third the above rates.
Once q Week-One-fOurth the above rates.
Reading Matter.
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81 SPECIAL NOTICES.
- verde Countg gourr Hnns

Under Instructions from the County Com
siouers' court Of Val Verde county, the TN
signed hereby invi.es plaDs and 5psctlcas
TO- a courthouse f r said cauRsv. tbs tri'
TO cost not less than S2E0e1 nor more
$50 600, and . be Of stoHe o. brick; If of a
to have s:onss-tri6Tifngs and foundation. T..
and sfssHsffeatfods mus be submitted 70
county az Del Rio on the 18th day of July, j
1887. The court reserves the right TO r
any or all plans or specifications.
W. E. JONES
County Judge Val Verde Count
Del Rio, June Is, 1857.
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ZOE sAI.Is-n lIl.. 1870

II ANDsoMI RE5IOENCE-We have
III sale ore of the most desirable resideu
IN fort Worth. Terms cash, or Will trade
yearling steers or mixed cattle al value 4
ply TO MOrphE s. Hickey. Fort Worth Tex.
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Personal.
State q Arkansas, COUNT of yau

State OF Arkansas, County of FaaiknS.1
way, JHne 80, 1887.
MoNRoE COPELAND, son of Jasper
lenSy deceased. VIII ind Il TO be to his perl
Arrest 70 correspond st once with the
Bvred, Wh0is Commissioner 81 the est
JBper CQpelapd, I'm she Faulkner
anyone knowing the wheresbsuts Of Il.
Gu Gland will please ADDRESS nle.E
J.Y. ~ WELL, CoDlmissial
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WANTED AGENTS

NY ,NTED-General agent Is handle VI
~ liams' cOpperplate map of the Uni.
states, Mexico etc, size 65N65 inches. z.
SMITH q Co, % South Sixth street, Philst
phta "a.
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subzcrihe at Once

For the Weekly GAZETTE, it is only s1.OO
q year
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WTANTED-By a trsyciing man, board q.
w room for ser and wife. Address j.
care % Gazette
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SITUATION wANrsD-maLr..
LOST.

WTANTED-~a5 situation by a first class cook,
w inI5otef only. Best references. Address
H. Ffsteln. Longview, Tex.
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strayed or Stolen

from SAnd!dge's pasture, tyo ana one
miles south OF tnwR.ssn6 Bay mare five 81
cd, branded oa, left hip II o +. One da!
gray mares, four years old, branded on
NIP --.t
o
Reward OF SO each Will be paid
she!r ret1Tn 10 NARROW BIOS livery stable,
ner Eeatherford and Thr0ekmOrtOn streets.
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TIE GS.ZETTE has tbs largest
bona-fid'e Circulation of any Daily
Newspaper published in Texas.
RATES.
Per inch, display, consecutive insertions

DAILY EDITION-CSeven Issues week.
type, y lines to an inch, and about
seven Cd words to the line,
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r OST-A bunch of ksys liberal reward
IL viii be,paid 70 anyone returning same 70
Jessie RseTes.
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CLASSIFIED 4drertising-Wi be inserted at pro
rata rate of an inch None taken for less than
} lines space 4 inch count words to line.
, 1887-02-17

For some time past a familiar figure
in London has been that of a blind old
man, with the usual placard upon his
breast, and led by a dog. This dog,
however, is far from the usual, being an
extremely sharp and energetic little
animal. Instead of cautiously conduct
ing his old master at "A snail's pace
through the hurrying crowds, he adopts
the more radical plan of proceeding at a
brisk trot, and unless he is allowed to
crafty his taste in the matter of pace he
refuses to render any service at all. The
result is that master and dog run along
one after the other through the most
crowded and impatient streets of London,
while people gifted with perfect vision,
but dependent upon their guidance, can
only get along at all with difficulty. The
old mans stick is no sooner heard hur-
riedly MISUNDERSTANDING on the pave
ment than the foot passengers stand
aside to avoid a collision as the couple
trot by.-Cleveland Leader.
, 1887-02-17

The beginning of disease is a slight de-
bility or disorder of some OF the vital
organs, the stomach, the liver or the
bowels usually. There are dyspeptic sym
ptoms, the liver is troublesome, the skin
grows tawney and unhealthy looking,
there are pains in the right side or through
the right shoulder blade. The climax is
often an utter prostration of the physical
energies. perhaps n fatal issue. But if the
difficulty is met in time with Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, which is always effective
as a remedy, and it should be resorted to
at an early stage. there will be no reason
to apprehend those injurious subsequent
effects upon the system often entailed by
entirely cured diseases. Far better is il,
also, to employ this safe remedial agent in
fever and ague, and other malarial com
plants, than quinine and other potent
drugs. which even when they do prove
effectual for rhine, ruin the stomach and
and impair the general health.
, 1887-02-17

A dashing young clerk in a brokers'
Office recently had some experience with a
pretty, vivacious girl attached to IA private
detective bureau. He was living at a
more rapid gait than his salary warranted.
After two male detectives had failed to
get into the young swell's confidence, the
pretty operator took the case. 1t was a
delicate, not to say hazardous, undertake
ing. The most difficult step was making
the clerks acquaintance without exciting
his suspicious, but she accomplished that
by buying some stocks and opening an
account in the Office. After a few visits
and an encouraging smile or two, the
clerk suggested a visit to the theatre.
The invitation was accepted and the lady's
address given, and after that there were
champagne suppers, the opera and a gen
eral good time. The fact that the Young
man was spending too much money was
soon evident, and one evening he called at
his charmer's boarding house to learn that
she had gone away, leaving no message or
address.
But i'll the course of the investigation
the pretty detective had also discovered
that the culprit was a generous chap and
not a bad fellow in the main, although
rather reckless, and she had begun to like
him more than she cared to w to herself.
So she induced the broker to promise that
he would make no public exposure, but
would tell the culprit Of the error of his
course and give him a chance to make
restitution. That rapid young man is not
yet aware that his detection and his par
don were both due to the mysterious and
fascinating Spectator in stocks who
shared his champagne suppers and sud
denly disappeared. New Work Cor.
Chicago Herald.